Dave Ross

Dealing with COVID-19 during flu season is sure to lead to difficulties, though the measures to protect against COVID may help limit the spread of the flu.

What's next for the Supreme Court in the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death? Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna weighs in.

When it comes to education, all most of us want is for our students to learn the truth about America's long, and sometimes sordid, history.

Rob McKenna on the Pennsylvania case that overturned COVID restrictions, and his belief that the longer the pandemic lasts, the harder it will be to enforce emergency orders.

Washington's contact tracing efforts have fallen short of what the state has hoped to achieve. Even so, those efforts remain crucial.

Why is the decision to wear a mask becoming one based on politics, rather than science? I think the problem may be with our terminology.

As skepticism about a COVID vaccine rises nationwide, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross calls UW's Dr. Keith Jerome to ask him the question on everyone's mind.

There are more than 500 signatures on the Seattle Small Business Pledge, asking City Council and the mayor to help employees and customers feel safe.

When the COVID-19 vaccine is finished, who will be prioritized? The president and head of the CDC don't seem to agree on the answer.

The Seattle Symphony has been able to adapt to the reality of the pandemic, finding creative ways to play together and share music with audiences worldwide.